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Summary of this brief video excerpt: In this conversation, Dr Vasquez begins detailing the main considerations in the assessment, differentiation of subtypes, and treatment of gastrointestinal dysbiosis. This video of 2 hours is the section of the 4-hour presentation.

Overview: In this course, which details the molecular basis and clinical management of dysbiosis-induced disease, Dr Vasquez walks participants through the most important considerations and concepts for the successful management of various forms of dysbiosis, differentiated by metabolic impact and inflammatory consequences, as well as clinical phenotypes and prototypes, so that clinicians can truly master the impact of microbial imbalances in clinical care. The accompanying (sold separately at discount price, but also included in the program in plain text format) clinical monograph provides an additional 14 hours of video access for additional insight and clinical application. For a conceptual review in print, see DrV's translational review published in 2015 and his more recent letter published in Nature Reviews Rheumatology 2016.

Clinical pearls, starting with video #1: If you understand the pathophysiologic mechanisms involved in dysbiosis-induced disease, then you will know how to intervene more effectively, regardless of the identity of the microbes involved.

Note: This video is still undergoing edits and improvements; the updated version will be uploaded to this page very shortly, in the evening of Friday Dec 2 (2016).